On Wed, Aug 31, 2005 at 04:36:59AM +0200, Maxime Petazzoni wrote: > Ok, let's start again. mod_mbox is not in the HTTPd core, so its > documentation does not belong to the httpd/httpd/docs/ part of the > repository. > > Attached, a small patch adding a stub website for mod_mbox to the > httpd/site/ directory.
Yup. I've adjusted your commit privs to be able to commit to the site repository. (All committers to any httpd project are supposed to be able to commit there.) > Module's documentation will come afterwards (I still have some > thinking do to about it), but I'd love to see the third party modules > page updated before mod_mbox next release. After committing, log into people.apache.org, ensure your umask is set to 002 and run 'svn up' in /www/httpd.apache.org. In a few hours, your change will be live on http://httpd.apache.org/. > Any recommandations on how to write the documentation ? What model > shoud I follow ? Should I write separate documentations (as specified > in the mod_mbox's STATUS file, I plan to write three kinds of > documentation : for users, admins and developpers) and just link to > them, or fully integrate these docs to the mod_mbox website ? I would just stick the stuff in the website; but, honestly, go with it as you see fit. -- justin